Tales of the Jedi has been released on Disney+ and it shows why Count Dooku fell to the Dark Side.
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What does the future of Star Wars look like?
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Looking back at the live-action Star Wars series released over the past 10 years.
We're looking back at the past 10 years of Star Wars, including Lucasfilm's animated shows.
We're looking back at the past decade of Star Wars, starting with the films Lucasfilm has released since 2012.
Where is Niamos in Andor?
Who was Mon Mothma talking to in Andor episode 7? You may not have recognized the character, but he isn't new to the franchise.
Diego Luna is the one and only Cassian Andor in Star Wars.
Will we see Saw Gerrera's separation from the rebellion in Andor?
The story of Mandalore in The Clone Wars can be interpreted as an allegory for conflict based in identity, one that is all to familiar.